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LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION: Frantz Augustin
I am privileged to write in support of my former student, Frantz Augustin. Frantz was a student in
several courses that I taught, including Promotions Strategy, and Marketing Programs. He is
probably in the top 5olo of all of the students that I have known in the area of creativity, work ethic,
and marketing knowledge. Frantz is the kind of person that if he does not know something, he will
find a way to learn it, most of the time teaching it to himself.
Frantz, even today, is my "go to" person when peopie have a marketing problem or opportunity and
they need someone knowledgeable to take on the task. Whiie he was in college, he worked on
projects for the purpose of advancing his skills for the WSU Marketing Department website, the
WSU Shocker Student Marketing Association, a local music company, a project for the Wichita
Indochinese Center, and a project for a local foundation.
He was very involved in the Shocker Student Marketing Association, often mentoring others in the
area of website development and creative design. He has also been involved with the Wichita
American Marketing Association.
As an undergraduate student in my Promotion Strategy class, Frantz worked on creating a
promotional package for the Shocker Student Marketing Association. His presentation was
impressive. He then implemented the marketing plan around campus. His efforts to market this
new organization has resulted in an organization, a year later, with 30 students that has a
significant presence within the Barton School of Business.
Frantz is qriiel and soft spi:ken. ilcn't let that f*til yau, inside is a str*ng lnleiier:t anil ir higirl-v'
mativaled individual.
If you want a creative, knowledgeable, smart employee, Frantz is your man for the job.
Wichita State University Barton
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